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Perma_001548 Permann Collection Image

from SDASM Archives

  • Stig Jarlevik said:
    Not SC but model S-T. Stig

Interior of St. Albans church at Yarrabah, ca. 1901

from State Library of Queensland

  • Vesna Verencevic said:
    It is hard to imagine Christianity being taken in worse circumstances to a people than has been the case with Aborigines throughout much of Australia. Christianity has been an intrinsic part of the colonization process and, as a consequence, has been a companion to frontier violence, dispossession, disease, depopulation, and degradation. Christianity was the religion of the white conquerors who assumed authority and control over Aboriginal people. Missionaries were part of the new law that dominated Aboriginal law. This has certainly been the case in North Queensland (Loos 1982). The missionaries were, of course, as much prisoners of their culture as other colonists. From the hindsight of the twentieth century, many of their attitudes toward Aboriginal people can be seen as offensive. Yet, unlike the other colonists, they came to give Aborigines the greatest gift they had to offer: the salvation they had found in Jesus Christ. They confused their salvation with their culture and both with the 'civilization' they tried to impose on Aborigines. Source; Concern and Contempt Church and Missionary Attitudes Towards Aborigines in North Queensland in the Nineteenth Century Noel Loos

[Overlooking a City]

from SMU Libraries Digital Collections

  • Katja Zahra Camilleri said:
    This is Floriana as seen frome the bastions of Valletta. The church is the Parish Church of St. Publius whilst the big open space infront of it is The Graneries. The elongated walled garden is known as the Mall whilst on it's right is the parading grounds used by British Military forces present on the island